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Article: Live Review

92 Street Y Continuum: From Dick Hyman to Bill Charlap

by Daniel Kassell
August 26, 2006

Dick Hyman and Bill Charlap, Jazz in July, Kaufman Hall, Tisch Center for the Arts, New York, New York, July 19, 2006 “20 years on a wonderful carousel ride is enough, pianist/producer, Dick Hyman mused for a New York Sun reporter upon retiring, at age 77, from New ...

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Dick Hyman and Randy Sandke: Now and Again

Read "Now and Again" reviewed by Andrew Velez

by Andrew Velez
April 9, 2006

The pairing of Dick Hyman's inventive keyboard with the golden tones of Randy Sandke's mellifluous trumpet make for a set permeated with admiration for Louis Armstrong and Bix Beiderbecke. Hyman, who long ago studied with Teddy Wilson, has been prolifically dedicated to preserving and promoting jazz repertory. Among his many outstanding recordings are classic outings with ...

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Forgotten Dreams: Archives of Novelty Piano (1920's-1930's)

By Dick Hyman

Label: Arbors Records
Released: 2002
Track listing: Echo of Spring, Concentration, Morning Air, Finger Buster, In the Dark, Soliloquy, Spring Fever, Southern Charms, Aunt Jemima's Birthday, Dancing Tambourine, Midsummer's Nightmare, Nickel in the Slot, Grandfather's Clock, My Pet, Lace Embroidery, Southern Exposure, Hobson Street Blues, Eye Opener, The Legend of Lonesome Lake(from Adirondack Sketches

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Dick Hyman and John Sheridan: Forgotten Dreams: Archives of Novelty Piano (1920's-1930's)

by AAJ Staff
April 12, 2002

When I first got into Jazz, I considered anything written and produced before, say, 1999 to be “Novelty" Jazz. So, it was with more than a little surprise that I popped Forgeotten Dreams into the CD player and was amazed to not hear Kenny G covers, but the style of music that ...

Article: Profile

Cynthia Sayer

by Robert Spencer
May 1, 2001

Time was when every self-respecting jazz band had a banjoist. The legendary Johnny St. Cyr did duty in both Jelly Roll Morton's Red Hot Peppers and Louis Armstrong's Hot Five, and he was just the preeminent member of a hearty and considerable band. Listen to the banjo breaks on those great early sides, and you get ...

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Century Of Jazz Piano

By Dick Hyman

Label: JSS Music
Released: 2000

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Dick Hyman: Century Of Jazz Piano

by AAJ Staff
May 1, 2000

Dick Hyman's Century of Jazz Piano is an extensive, in-depth overview of the piano as one of the leading instruments in jazz during the twentieth century. This two-disc CD-rom for Windows and MacIntosh, is essentially computer software that you install on to your hard drive. The software highlights the history, development, and prominent figures in jazz ...

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